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Korean Hanja Dictionary & Lookup

Search by Hanja, a Korean reading or meaning, then combine radical, stroke count and personal-name filters to narrow unfamiliar characters.

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Find Korean Hanja from the clues you know

Enter a reading, character or filter to see matching Korean Hanja.

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Enter a reading, character or filter to see matching Korean Hanja.

Korean readings and glosses come from libhangul; radicals and strokes reference Unicode Unihan. Name-use status uses the Korean court's public lookup.

KOREAN HANJA · READINGS · RADICALS · STROKES

A Korean Hanja lookup for readings, radicals and strokes

Korean searches for 한자 찾기 and 옥편 often require Hangul readings, 부수 and 획수 together. This page combines those clues in one focused reference tool.

Hangul readings and Korean glosses

Find homophonous Hanja from readings such as 한, 국 or 민 and compare their Korean dictionary glosses.

Radical and stroke filters

When pronunciation is unknown, narrow the list with a recognizable radical and approximate total stroke count.

Current personal-name markers

Distinguish general Korean Hanja from characters in the court's public name list, while treating the court as the final authority.

How to look up Korean Hanja

  1. Enter a Hanja, one Hangul reading or a Korean meaning.
  2. Optionally select a radical, total strokes or the personal-name filter.
  3. Choose a result to inspect the full character record.

FAQ

What does 옥편 mean?

옥편 originally meant a radical-indexed Chinese character dictionary and now commonly describes online Hanja lookup by radical, strokes or reading.

Can I show only Hanja allowed in Korean names?

Yes, but name-registration rules can change. Confirm the character again on the Korean court's official service before filing documents.

Why do some rare Hanja lack radical or stroke data?

The Korean reading dictionary covers more extension characters than the site's glyph dataset, so a few records contain readings and glosses only.